Under the initiative of Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat a Youth Exchange Programme, students from Nagaland visited Sarojini Naidu Government Girls College. The students visited college here on Friday.
As many as 23 students of Nagaland visited the college and had an exchange of their culture with the students of Madhya Pradesh. The event was conducted under the guidance of Professor Kishan Nath and Professor David. The students from Nagaland performed songs like ‘Tum Paas Aye and Main Tumhe Bata Na Sakun’.
Besides, the students of Sarojini Naidu Government Girls College performed Vande Matram’. The fun filled event was concluded with a quiz contest and felicitation of students from Nagaland.
On the occasion Principal Manjula Sharma along with other staff members were present.
Meanwhile, the students team from Nagaland also visited Institute of Excellence in Higher Education (IEHE)) college on Friday. The students of IEHE portrayed the culture and tourism of Madhya Pradesh through a video presentation. In which the folk dance and songs of the different regions of the region were shown along with the heritage sites of the state.
The students of both the state also discussed about the political scenario of India in which an intense discussion was done on the importance of voting and constitution. The delegates of broke the ice by singing folk songs in nagamese and the students of Madhya Pradesh sang the patriotic song Sare Jahan Se Accha. One delegate of Nagaland said that through these youth exchange programs the communication gap between the two states will vanish. We will get to know each other better and this is how India will unite more strongly.
Nagaland's Iam Narona said that Bhopal's beauty mesmerized her. The upper lake looks like a sea from the VIP road. Institute's director Ml Nath said, “We won't finish this program with this event and we will keep in touch with them even after they go back.”